Lead4ward shared and created an awesome way to review for any content subject. If you like more of their template/idea list click HERE.
Tour of Knowledge was used to review Linear Relationships with my academic classes. My partner and I began with STAAR released questions (which were also provided on Lead4ward) and we eliminated all of the answer choices and questions attached to the problem.
This means that students were given a table, graph, situation, or equation (if you would like to see what they got click HERE). From this they were then given a list of mathematical representations they could create and add to the initial task.
Here are the instructions on how it should run:
1. Organize students into groups of 3 or 4.
2. Each group is given a different colored marker.
3. Teacher posts 7-8 posters around the room representing visuals.
4. Groups have 3-4 minutes at each station to record what they know about the visual Students are responsible for checking previous group work, adding/editing/correcting the work and then adding more to it.
5. At the teacher’s signal, groups rotate to the next visual repeat step 4.
Here are the instructions on how it should run:
1. Organize students into groups of 3 or 4.
2. Each group is given a different colored marker.
3. Teacher posts 7-8 posters around the room representing visuals.
4. Groups have 3-4 minutes at each station to record what they know about the visual Students are responsible for checking previous group work, adding/editing/correcting the work and then adding more to it.
5. At the teacher’s signal, groups rotate to the next visual repeat step 4.
The mathematical discussion was out of this world! I absolutely loved it and needed to share for anyone else who is wanting something in which students can collaborate, teach each other, brainstorm, and communicate.
Here are some of the awesome final products!
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